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US10045605B2
US10045605B2 US15/285,763 US201615285763A US10045605B2 US 10045605 B2 US10045605 B2 US 10045605B2 US 201615285763 A US201615285763 A US 201615285763A US 10045605 B2 US10045605 B2 US 10045605B2
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45F—TRAVELLING OR CAMP EQUIPMENT: SACKS OR PACKS CARRIED ON THE BODY
    • A45F3/00—Travelling or camp articles; Sacks or packs carried on the body
    • A45F3/44—Article supports adapted to be stuck into the ground
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    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
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  • the invention involves a support that permits different uses, depending on the outdoor activity being performed, its position and the tools or accessories it holds.
  • the object of the invention is a multipurpose support with different functions or uses which, once embedded in the ground in the position chosen by the user, can be used as a bottle opener, a holder or support for lunch boxes, trays or similar items, a holder for adventure or similar knives, or as a holder for fishing rods, roasting or similar rods, thereby avoiding having to hold these items in your hands or placing them directly on the ground. It can also be used in combination with three or more supports as structural masts for an optional textile sheet which, once tightened, creates a flat textile surface off the ground in the form of a table.
  • supports or stakes for different uses mainly, plastic or metal, known to the state of the art, all of which have a common denominator, namely that they are designed to hold different elements, they must be driven or embedded in the ground and they have only been designed for a single function or use.
  • the holder for beverages or similar items although designed to hold bottles, containers or packages, is not a multipurpose support, since its only function is to hold objects on top of its receptacle or flat support surface.
  • the main objective is to secure, retain or tighten different elements or tools, taking advantage of the force exerted by the land or ground into which the support or stake is driven or embedded. That is, they are based on the physical principle of force of friction exercised by the land on a body inserted into it. These are the forces that offer resistance to those that need to be counteracted, making it possible to secure, retain or tighten these elements or tools.
  • this support is used in leisure or sports activities in a natural setting and commonly by adults when preparing meals or snacks or while resting. On these occasions, with the arrival of good weather, its use can be extended to urban areas such as parks and gardens, as it only requires a piece of land where the device can be inserted.
  • This invention resolves the technical problem posed by means of a support which, on the one hand, holds tools and accessories relating to outdoor activities and, on the other, keeps them off the ground, placed either directly on the support or directly on the textile table.
  • the element acts as a support that makes it unnecessary for users to hold the tools or accessories in their hands during their activities, which they can now carry out in a way that is more hygienic, clean and practical.
  • the support is formed by a single object with two clearly differentiated ends.
  • the first, or bottom end, which finishes in a point, with a preferably cylindrical section, is the part that makes it possible to drive or embed it in the ground.
  • the second, or top end preferably finished in the shape of a Y and preferably with a cylindrical section, is the part that makes it possible for the user to hold the support, adopting the function of handle and enabling sufficient force to be exerted in order to insert the support in the ground.
  • the parts that make up the support can be manufactured as a single piece, comprising a single object, or they can be manufactured separately, forming a set of two or more pieces that will need to be assembled before and after use.
  • the support can be combined with a triangular or rectangular textile cloth which, when tightened and secured at each end to a support, forms a textile surface that acts like a table, allowing the user to have a flat and ample surface, away from the ground, in situations or locations where it may be difficult to find a similar natural surface.
  • the support that is the object of this invention can take on different shapes, without this altering its use.
  • FIG. 1 Front elevation view of the invention, giving an example of use of the multipurpose support for outdoor activities.
  • FIG. 2 Perspective view of the invention, giving an example of use of the multipurpose support for outdoor activities, embedded in the ground, acting as a lunch box holder, a knife holder and a bottle opener.
  • FIG. 3 Perspective view of the invention, giving an example of use of the multipurpose support for outdoor activities, embedded in the ground, acting as a fishing rod holder and roasting stick holder.
  • FIG. 4 Perspective view of the invention, giving an example of use of the multipurpose support for outdoor activities, embedded in the ground, with the optional textile sheet acting as a textile table.
  • the multipurpose support for outdoor activities in this example features a main body ( 1 ) made of a suitably resistant plastic, usually a cylindrical section, although this does not pose a limitation, a bottom pointed end ( 2 ) that enables it to be embedded in the ground, usually having a cylindrical section, although this does not pose a limitation, and a top end with two arms in the shape of a Y acting as a handle ( 3 ), usually with a cylindrical section, although this does not pose a limitation, which are an extension of the material comprising the body ( 1 ).
  • the top end ( 3 ) has a short arm ( 4 ), the intersections of which with the main body ( 1 ) are located in the bottom part, as well as a slot for holding the lunch box ( 6 ) and, in the top part, a slot for securing the tensioner for the optional textile table ( 7 ).
  • a short arm ( 4 ) In the long arm ( 5 ) of the top end ( 3 ), running along it, there is a through and through slit for the knife ( 8 ) and, in the bottom part, the bottle opener ( 9 ).
  • the lunch box ( 10 ), knife ( 11 ), bottle ( 12 ) and textile table ( 13 ) constitute, by way of example, the various tools or accessories for outdoor activities, which can be combined all together or at random, further reinforcing the multipurpose nature of the support.

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The present invention, as described in the attached document, refers to a support allowing different uses as support for outdoor activities, depending on the activity, position and the tools or accessories that of support.

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OBJECT OF THE INVENTION
The invention, as stated in the title of this descriptive report, involves a support that permits different uses, depending on the outdoor activity being performed, its position and the tools or accessories it holds.
The object of the invention is a multipurpose support with different functions or uses which, once embedded in the ground in the position chosen by the user, can be used as a bottle opener, a holder or support for lunch boxes, trays or similar items, a holder for adventure or similar knives, or as a holder for fishing rods, roasting or similar rods, thereby avoiding having to hold these items in your hands or placing them directly on the ground. It can also be used in combination with three or more supports as structural masts for an optional textile sheet which, once tightened, creates a flat textile surface off the ground in the form of a table.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
There are a number of supports or stakes for different uses, mainly, plastic or metal, known to the state of the art, all of which have a common denominator, namely that they are designed to hold different elements, they must be driven or embedded in the ground and they have only been designed for a single function or use. It should be noted that the holder for beverages or similar items, although designed to hold bottles, containers or packages, is not a multipurpose support, since its only function is to hold objects on top of its receptacle or flat support surface. Apart from that, in the group of plastic stakes or supports, we find devices to hold beach umbrellas, rods or bars, devices for supporting textile sheets or tarpaulins on soft surfaces, for example towels, as well as fishing rod holders and other types of stakes intended mainly for horticultural use, such as supports for hydroponic crops. In the group of metallic stakes or supports, we find devices such as pegs and stakes to secure tents or, for example, stakes for securing loads in construction.
In all of these, the main objective is to secure, retain or tighten different elements or tools, taking advantage of the force exerted by the land or ground into which the support or stake is driven or embedded. That is, they are based on the physical principle of force of friction exercised by the land on a body inserted into it. These are the forces that offer resistance to those that need to be counteracted, making it possible to secure, retain or tighten these elements or tools.
These types of supports or stakes only fulfill the function of facilitating the securing, retention or tightening of the different elements when they are driven or embedded in the ground. Consequently, they cease to be of use when they are not inserted into the ground and, moreover, they are not designed to have more than one use or function.
In contrast, when sustaining or placing different tools or accessories on a support or stake driven or embedded in the ground to keep them off the ground, we are not aiming to secure these items to the ground. Their use or functionality does not depend on the resistance offered by the ground in relation to the support or stake. By way of example, some of its possible functions, such as the bottle opener, can be used without the support or stake being driven or embedded in the ground. Therefore, it can be considered that people engaging in outdoor activities, such as hiking, fishing, camping or going to the beach, do not have a multipurpose device available to help them hold or support different tools or accessories in a single product, while keeping them off the ground, or to optionally to create flat and clean textile surfaces in the form of a table, regardless of the orography of the terrain where they are situated.
Generally, this support is used in leisure or sports activities in a natural setting and commonly by adults when preparing meals or snacks or while resting. On these occasions, with the arrival of good weather, its use can be extended to urban areas such as parks and gardens, as it only requires a piece of land where the device can be inserted.
On these occasions, with the invention that is described below, users have a support to hold and keep tools off the ground during their outdoor activities.
DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
This invention resolves the technical problem posed by means of a support which, on the one hand, holds tools and accessories relating to outdoor activities and, on the other, keeps them off the ground, placed either directly on the support or directly on the textile table. In this way, the element acts as a support that makes it unnecessary for users to hold the tools or accessories in their hands during their activities, which they can now carry out in a way that is more hygienic, clean and practical.
The support is formed by a single object with two clearly differentiated ends. The first, or bottom end, which finishes in a point, with a preferably cylindrical section, is the part that makes it possible to drive or embed it in the ground.
The second, or top end, preferably finished in the shape of a Y and preferably with a cylindrical section, is the part that makes it possible for the user to hold the support, adopting the function of handle and enabling sufficient force to be exerted in order to insert the support in the ground.
This is also where the different slots specifically designed to support the various tools and accessories, bottle opener and slot for securing the textile table are located.
The parts that make up the support can be manufactured as a single piece, comprising a single object, or they can be manufactured separately, forming a set of two or more pieces that will need to be assembled before and after use.
Optionally, the support can be combined with a triangular or rectangular textile cloth which, when tightened and secured at each end to a support, forms a textile surface that acts like a table, allowing the user to have a flat and ample surface, away from the ground, in situations or locations where it may be difficult to find a similar natural surface.
Depending on the outdoor activity or the user profile for who it is intended, the support that is the object of this invention can take on different shapes, without this altering its use.
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As a supplement to this descriptive report, and for the purpose of providing a better understanding of the invention's features based on an example of its preferred practical use, this description also contains, as an integral part of it, a series of drawings, which are illustrative but not all-inclusive, and which depict the following:
FIG. 1.—Front elevation view of the invention, giving an example of use of the multipurpose support for outdoor activities.
FIG. 2.—Perspective view of the invention, giving an example of use of the multipurpose support for outdoor activities, embedded in the ground, acting as a lunch box holder, a knife holder and a bottle opener.
FIG. 3.—Perspective view of the invention, giving an example of use of the multipurpose support for outdoor activities, embedded in the ground, acting as a fishing rod holder and roasting stick holder.
FIG. 4.—Perspective view of the invention, giving an example of use of the multipurpose support for outdoor activities, embedded in the ground, with the optional textile sheet acting as a textile table.
 DESCRIPTION OF AN EXAMPLE OF USE OF THE INVENTION
In view of the above figures, and in accordance with the numbering, they show an example of the preferred but not exclusive use of the multipurpose support for outdoor activities, consisting of the parts or elements indicated and described below, by way of a detailed description of the preferred use of the invention.
The multipurpose support for outdoor activities in this example features a main body (1) made of a suitably resistant plastic, usually a cylindrical section, although this does not pose a limitation, a bottom pointed end (2) that enables it to be embedded in the ground, usually having a cylindrical section, although this does not pose a limitation, and a top end with two arms in the shape of a Y acting as a handle (3), usually with a cylindrical section, although this does not pose a limitation, which are an extension of the material comprising the body (1).
In this way, with a single one-piece injected plastic body, the basic structure of the support is obtained.
The top end (3), has a short arm (4), the intersections of which with the main body (1) are located in the bottom part, as well as a slot for holding the lunch box (6) and, in the top part, a slot for securing the tensioner for the optional textile table (7). In the long arm (5) of the top end (3), running along it, there is a through and through slit for the knife (8) and, in the bottom part, the bottle opener (9).
In this way, the lunch box (10), knife (11), bottle (12) and textile table (13) constitute, by way of example, the various tools or accessories for outdoor activities, which can be combined all together or at random, further reinforcing the multipurpose nature of the support.
It is not considered necessary to provide a broader explanation to any person skilled in the art in order for them to understand the scope of the invention and the benefits derived from it, seeing that the nature of this invention, along with its manner of implementation, have been described in a sufficient manner and it is hereby stated that, when so required, it may be implemented in other embodiments which differ from that indicated for illustrative purposes, which will provide the same level of protection, provided its fundamental principle is not altered, changed or modified.

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The invention claimed is:
1. A picnic gear support for outdoor meals comprising; an elongated and protuberance free cylindrical main body with a pointed distal end for embedding said distal end in the ground; and a near end having two cylindrical extensions, wherein one said extension is comprised of a first short arm having a distal end and a bottom portion and a second said extension is comprised of a second long arm having a distal end and a bottom portion, so that the combination upper continuous surface of said extensions acts as a grip handle, wherein said support has a tray or food container support feature that is comprised of two outward facing slots, a first downward facing slot having a first slot opening located at the bottom portion of said first arm, and a second outward facing slot having a second slot opening located on said cylindrical main body near said first slot such that said first and second slot openings are positioned adjacently and form a support feature opening.
2. The picnic gear support for outdoor meals of claim 1, wherein;
said second long arm's bottom portion includes a bottle opener slot at said second arm's distal end and a slit through said second arm to act as a knife holder.
3. The picnic gear support for outdoor meals of claim 2 wherein;
said first short and second long arms intersect at said main body near end at a Y angle that is less than 180 degrees.
4. The picnic gear support for outdoor meals of claim 1 wherein;
said first short and second long arms intersect at said main body near end at a Y angle that is less than 180 degrees.
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